Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Fresh Sewing Day

Well, there will be no mosaic this month. 
That is really only effective if you actually have more than two finishes to show!

I scrolled back through October and while I'm pretty sure  I spent some time sewing, it sure doesn't look like much! Here's what I did accomplish:

 I crocheted something, and it looks almost like it is supposed to!

My first attempt at paper piecing. One block counts as a finish, right?

Halloween costumes were made, though minimal sewing was involved, especially for the older two...


And of course, I finished a quilt. I think you've seen it a few times...

Hopefully I'll have a few more things to share at our next little show-and-tell! To see what more prolific sewists can accomplish in a month, visit Lynne at Lily's Quilts for Fresh Sewing Day.

11 comments:

  1. Well I`m impressed. You crocheted a scarf and did paper piecing and there`s no way I will ever be able to do that or very well. Love your kaleidoscope quilt - love purple and orange together. Have a great November Toni! By the way - what a cutie!!

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  2. Never tire of seeing that quilt! Love the crocheting too - I'd love to be able to whip up a cowl. I can't even knit though lol

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  3. All lovely! (Still really, really, really enjoy seeing the quilt)

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  4. Well, it may not add up to much, but I think you accomplished ALOT - that kaleidoscope in itself is a major accomplishment! And your first paper-piecing - that is one creative block. You done good!

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  5. A block definitely count as a finish and what a finish it is - stunning!! And the kaleidoscope quilt is wonderful!

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  6. It all looks great! The Christmas block is adorable, and of course I love your kaleidoscope quilt!

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  7. Aww, what a cute little skunk! Kaleidescope is beautiful, but the skunk is my favourite :)

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  8. you have done loads - finishing off your quilt is major - and it is so gorgeous. and paper piecing for the first time: I know how fiddly that can be

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  9. You've had a variety of crafting experiences and learnt things along the way - what more could you ask for?

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  10. Oh you did more than OK!! Still feeling the 'snood' love!

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  11. Of course a block counts :o) I think you may have finished more than me if that makes you feel better lol

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